Hi Gasbags,
With regard to E.coli contamination of AD spent supernatant, I have found that 
fully bio-reacted material from plants such as the BioBowser have a zero 
E.coliform plate count as per laboratory analysis.
I used the Environmental Analysis Laboratory in Lismore NSW for such tests who 
have also provided total elemental analysis for the chemical content of 
previous batches of AD experiments.
I have also inadvertantly exposed broken and cut skin of my hands and fingers 
many times to spent materials with no infection or other adverse reaction 
occuring.
I don't usually submit myself to guinea-pig experiments, but in this case I 
came out clean.
I did of course, sometime after the exposure, wash my hands, well before going 
home.

Peter.
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